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A cowgirl accelerates between the barrels at the Georgia High School Rodeo Association event at the Murray County Saddle Club, in Chatsworth, GA.
Nikon D7000 -- Nikon 80-200mm F2.8
200mm
F5.6@1/500th
ISO 2,000
Cropped
(DSC_6328 - 2)
©Don Brown 2018
Part of the photowalk series on location at Friedrichshafen, Germany.
Camera: Ebony SW45
Lens: SK35XL, 20mm front-rise
Back: Hasselblad CFV II 50c
Post: Capture One 16.5
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Made this for light cargo. Sturmey three speed internal shifting hub on the rear, laced to a 700 rim= awesome.
Key shifting exercise, In this shot Vanessa is properly exposed with strobe but the shutter speed holds the background -2 stops from the foreground. Very cool technique. Gives great background saturation.
Strobist: 1200W of 2400W Speedotron pack driving head in a 42" Chimera softbox camera right. Silver reflector camera left to open the shadows. Strong late afternoon sun in the background.
A shot from my visit to Bentley Gold Coast in Chicago last summer. This is the interior of a Spyker C8 Spyder.
A walk around my neighbourhood.
Spring time in the City, Christchurch September 26, 2015 New Zealand.
I'm still trying to find out what type of photography I prefer to shoot.
I was walking down to the beach today and peered over one of the bridges to see these lovely tankers. Ran all the way to the car to get my camera and ran all the way back to take some photos before we all left the beach.
Thought it would make an awesome Tilt-shift image. I love Tilt-shift but after looking through Rosie Hardy's photostream, I believe its time to really use my photoshop skills and try something similar. Her work is not Tilt-shift related, but it is brilliant
Tilt-shift view of a NYC Taxi between buildings. Shot from Top of the Rock at Rockefeller Center, NYC.
Shifting Sands scarf at 33 inches. This photo makes it look bright blue and it's not. There is much more green in the colour, making it a definite teal.
This is Grumperina's Shifting Sands pattern, and here's my blog.
With the coming of the dawn it's time for a shift change as the Night Watch officer briefs his daytime replacement.
I can't believe how much in the past 25 years how much the beach here has changed, the sand you see was at least 20 feet lower than what it is now!!! Butlins in the background has changed massively in that time too!!!